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What's in the air could spell trouble for Bay Area cities and water districts that depend on the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir for their water supply.
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The husband of former Rep. Gabby Giffords came to Napa to help draw some attention to a proposed gun control bill in Congress.
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Target is hiring and the retailer is looking to hire more than 400 new employees for the store it's opening in San Francisco.
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Oakland police say the body of a woman found in Solano County last week is missing federal investigator Sandra Coke.
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US Attorney General Eric Holder announced major changes in sentencing guidelines for drug offenders during a speech in SF.
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On October 1, the Affordable Health Care Act will go into law, so Pelosi spoke to her constituents on Friday.
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Are you in? $448 million is up for grabs in Wednesday night's Powerball jackpot.
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Tuesday was the first day of America's Cup racing for Sweden's Team Artemis since May's deadly accident during a practice run.
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A small mom and pop market is struggling to keep its doors open after a Yellow Cab slammed into the store almost two years ago.
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Walnut Creek's city attorney has resigned, saying he was pressured by city council members to drop a child abuse investigation.
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ABC7 News uncovered a secret new landing rule for international flights at SFO that airline officials did not want to talk about.
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In the wake of the Asiana Airlines crash, the FAA is changing the way some pilots fly into San Francisco International Airport.
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Only On 7: An elderly property owner is being forced to sell her land to the Sonoma County Airport for a fraction of its official value.
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Detectives are still trying to figure out who shot and killed a beloved East Oakland neighbor known as "The Pet Nanny".
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In the run up to the America's Cup, we're seeing a whole new evolution in yacht racing at speeds never before seen in this race.
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A man has been charged with felony assault after lunging at officers following a Coast Guard pursuit in the San Francisco Bay.
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The city of Oakland and many of its Uptown businesses brace for a second weekend of protests after the Trayvon Martin case.
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Clarence Jones, part of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s private counsel, answers if King would have worn a hoodie for Trayvon Martin.
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Frustrated business owners from Oakland's Uptown District met with Oakland's police chief Wednesday afternoon.
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The first point in the America's Cup was scored Sunday in a race with only one competitor due to a dispute over a proposed rule change.
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Time trials for the America's Cup sailing races in San Francisco were canceled Friday morning because of strong winds, event officials said.
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Thursday was the official kick-off for the America's Cup in San Francisco.
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Over the weekend the America's Cup competitors agreed to almost all of the 37 safety recommendations.
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Just one week before racing begins, America's Cup organizers are trying to tone down the bickering over rule changes.
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New Zealand's America's Cup team says one of the safety changes is actually making the boats more dangerous.
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The America's Cup regatta director is responding to criticism that his new safety rules are benefiting the home team.
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Before Newtown, Columbine, Aurora and Virginia Tech, there was 101 California.
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Netroots Nation's annual gathering of liberal bloggers and activists is drawing some big name politicians to San Jose this weekend.
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A Bay Area former nuclear arms negotiator weighs in on President Barack Obama's speech at Berlin's Brandenburg Gate.
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The city of San Jose is suing MLB in a challenge to the league's refusal to let the Oakland A's move to San Jose.
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The city of San Jose is suing Major League Baseball in a challenge to the league's refusal to let the Oakland A's move to San Jose.
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The Artemis racing team that lost a sailor in a deadly crash on San Francisco Bay is trying to get back on track.
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An Army veteran has won a fight to keep his wife and child from being deported this Father's Day.
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The schedule for the July run-up to the America's Cup is almost set.
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With changes on the way to the America's Cup, ABC7 News got a closer look at one of the 72-foot catamarans in the race.
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The city of Richmond voted Tuesday night to postpone a decision to sue Chevron for the August 2012 refinery fire.
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Protesters from San Francisco risked arrest in Washington D.C. Monday -- they want bankers jailed over what happened with the foreclosure crisis.
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The owner of the Italian America's Cup team called for better safety measures in the wake of the death of a sailor on another team.
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We take a look at how political groups may have taken advantage of a tax loophole meant for "social welfare" organizations.
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We caught up with a NorCal Tea Party leader who says the IRS held up her application for 3 years.
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Last week's fatal accident aboard an America's Cup catamaran is fueling speculation about the impact it will have on the event.
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Palo Alto-based Tesla Motors passed an important mark by reporting a profit and as a result stock prices rose sharply.
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SF health officials are warning anyone who's eaten at the Nordstrom Café that you may have been exposed to typhoid fever.
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Temperatures in the low 90s made for an unusually warm day in Livermore for this time of year.
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On Wednesday a group protested against Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg due to his support of the Keystone Pipeline Project.
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Monday Rep. Speier held a conference on gun violence prevention for educators, law enforcement and others to work on solutions.
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Officials with the new 49ers stadium are denying claims of racism, saying contractors of all races were given an equal opportunity.
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A former director of San Francisco State is facing more than 100 felonies for allegedly bilking the university out of millions of dollars.
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A high powered group of former lawmakers was challenged on immigration by a young San Francisco woman on Tuesday.
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A soil scientist at UC Berkeley says the deadly fertilizer plant explosion in Texas is another example of a lack of proper oversight.
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